St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10
Elaborate Progra MINES of Music ar
NgoSI of HE CRY Churches.

The day when Christ rose from the dead
will be joyfully and deliberately commem-
GRATED in most of the churches of the
Sanity City to-day. Flowers and song
will, of course. be leading features in the
celebration of the brightest day in the log
book of Christianity. The programmes
of services will be found below:
CHRIST CHURCH.
The following will be sung: 'Te Deum, -
jackson; '.Jubilate," BristOw; ascription,
Lift Up Your Heads;" otfertory,
king of All Glorious" Bamby; an
them, "Christ the Lord is Risen To day."
LANCE; "Christ Our Passover" Chapple
There will be no evening service. The
choir will be constituted as follows: Miss
Blanche V. Smith and Mrs. j. B. Tarbox,
sopranos; Miss Ida Pierson and Miss Mae
Murphy, altos; w. N. Burritt and Mr.. Hill,
tenors; w. H. Buchalew and G. Willrich.
BASES; Frank Wood organist.
PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
The choir will include Mrs. Clarence
Johnston, Mrs r. H. Dorr. Miss Nellie
Thurston, A. Lufsky and Charles de Lacy.
They will sing the anthems Christ is
Raised From the Dead" by Elvey; Christ
Our Passover" with bass solo; LAS 1t
Began to Dawn" by Charley Buck. with
soprano and contralto duet. The 'Resur-
rection," by Shelley, will be sung by Mrs.
Clarence Johnston.
WOODLAND PARK BAPTIST CHURCH.
In the morning the anthems. ''Christ
Our Passover" by Shilling and 'Jubilate
Dec" in G by Williams, and the offertory,
Trust in God" by Rubenstein, will be
sung. In the evening Dudley Bucks
''Sing Alleluia FORTH" 'Venite"
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rendered. The choir will consist of Mrs.
James, contralto; II. 7. Drake, tenor; G.
W. Eberlein. bass; Thomas Yapp. director
and organist After the morning service
the Sunday school will hold song service
in which it will be assisted by Seibert's
orchestra.
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
The organ voluntary will be Battiste's
sAffertoire." The choir will sing the an
thems. angels Roll the Rock Away" ar
ranged from Rossini's Stabat Mater. by
Holden, and .sChrist Our Passover by
Williams. The affertory, ''This is the
Day." by Rossini, will be sung by
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Thompson,
and for the organ postlude the
professional March," by Scotson,
Clark will be played. The choir will be
composed of Mrs. F. P. Wright and Mrs. w.
S. Harwood, soprano; Mrs. j. w. Thomp-
son and Mrs D. A. Mathews contralto;
Mr.. Reyes and Mr.. Burrows, tenors; w. S.
HARDWOOD and c. A. Nickerson, basso, and
w. \. Wheaton, organiSt and director.
ST. MARY'S CHUCH.
High mass will be celebrated at 1920.
The chair has been largely augmented and
will sing Hayden's No. 2 mass, including
''Eyrie." ''Gloria." ''Credo,' ''Sanctus, :"
"Benediction." Agnes Dei' and bona
Nabis." Solos will be sung by the Misses
Shaw and Messrs. Schwab. Heinlen and j.
,Gehan. Miilard's chorus, ''Veni Creator. -
and Lambilotte's ''Regnia Coeli" will be
sung. and Miss Shaw will sing the soprano
solo to Zingarelli's ''Laudate," assisted by
chorus.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
The choir at st. Johns will include the
Misses Scare and Yale. and Messrs. We'll
loughby and Blaikie, with Mr.. G. NJ. Dun
ster, as organist. They will sing Barnby's
professional hymn, Easter Morn;'' "Christ
Our Passover by Spencer Lloyd. solo and
chorus; The Lord is My Strength" and
BLESSED by the God and Father"
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Easter services will begin at II o'clock
The choir will be composed of Mrs. Fuller
and Miss Mabon, sOpranoes; Mrs. Curtiss
and Miss Hope. altos: MI. Merrill and Mr..
Butler, tenors; Mr.. Simons and Mr. Kuch,
bassoes and r. w. Middleton, organist.
Plain communion is announced for a. m.
and adult baptism at 10, and infant bap-
tism at p. m. There will be children's
festival by the children of st. Paups, St.
Peters and st. James Sunday schools at
4:30 p. In.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH, MERRIAM PARK.
L The Rev. Sydney G. Jeffords will preach
and administer the Lords Supper in st.
Mary's church, Merriam Park, 1880 a. m.
The choir of st. Stephens church.
st. Paul, will render the fol-
lowing musical programme at this
service. "Christ. the Lord. is Risen
To-day" by Ell. P. banks; ''Christ, Our
Passover" by 81. P. banks; ''Te Deum. y
by Dudley Buck; "Jubilate Deo," by A.
Geibel; "Jesus Lives! No Longer Now"
1.-The Strife is Ger. the Battle Done"
Offertory: LAS the Heart Panteth." c.
E. Phelps, ''Nunc Dimittis."
GENERAL.
Rev. E. G. Mitchell will address the
members of the New Jerusalem church at
the hall, southeast corner of Dayton and
w CotCAH dfCluO3 Ut lU.OO d. ILL.,, Oll Tile
subject 1.-THE Resurrection" Il. l.. Bro
kaw will ..,deliver the first of a
series . of addresses on THE
Life of Peter" at the Christian church
corner Carroll and Louis streets, at 80 D.
IN. At Unity church the Sunday school
will unite with the congregation in the
Easter service, beginning at 1920 a. m.
Rev. r. r. Forbes will preach an Easter
sermon at the Jackson Street NJ. E.
church at 1880 a. H., with special music
by the male quartette. AT 1880 p. H.,
a Sunday school concert will be given.
with short addresses by Mrs
Emily Huntington Miller, and
the pastor. Dr.. S. G. Smith. will organize
a Sunday school at the corner of Kent
street and st. Anthony avenue at $3.50 this
afternoon. At the Gospel Temperance
union and Bethel mission rooms meeting
for deaf mutes will be held at 1880 a. IN.
Easter song service will be held at 3 o. m.
In the evening at 7:3O there will be Cos
pei meeting addressed by Chaplain Smith.
Miss Blanche Viola Smith will sing an an
them before the Universalist society at the
Stone chapel on Wacouta street at 1880 a.
m. Other services appropriate to the day
will be held. Rev. s. Clarke, of Faribault,
will preach in st. Stephens church at 1880
p. M. Sunday school carol service with
an address at $3.50 p. III. Rev.
Sydney G. Jetfords will preach and
administer the sacrament of baptism
at st. Johns church, White Bear, at 7:3O
p. m. The full musical Easter services will
be held in Memorial church on Sixth street,
near Exchange, at 1880 a. m. The SER
mon will be on the subject of the Lords
Rising" In the evening, at 7:45, there
will be special services. in which
the Sunday School will participate.
Mrs. Mary 81. Hunt. of Boston, national
superintendent of scientific temperance in
struction, will give an address OH 'sWhat
Is Scientific temperance" in the Central
Presbyterian church, Monday evening,